For SRC, "preparation and planting", "harvesting and chipping", "re-conversion", "transportation", "yield-level" and "price-level" were altered by 10% in relation to the 2015 reference values (see Table 5 in Appendix).
Stochastic variations in transportation, yields, prices, and operational problems are considered in the proposed model.
In this paper, we report on measurements of the transportation yields under various conditions and on the first chemistry experiments at TASCA an electrochemistry experiment with osmium and an ion exchange experiment with the transactinide element rutherfordium.
WITH unemployment at record lows, Democrats had a hard time making the argument that more government spending on education, health care and transportation would yield a payoff in the form of a more productive work force and a more efficient economy.
The sensitivities of the solutions under variations of the transportation cost, yield loss cost and investment costs were studied.
President Eisenhower's investment in the Interstate Highway System, which created a 20th century infrastructure for 20th century transportation, has yielded extraordinary dividends for our country and our economy.
Profit margins at the wholesale level were staggering: One ton of cocaine, after transportation costs, could yield $5.4 million.
The analysis was performed with reference to primary energy use and global warming potential, with assumptions relating to agricultural yields, transportation, and uncertainties due to imports increasing the overall uncertainty of the study.
Nigerian crude is prized for its yield of transportation and heating fuels.
Ciborowski also notes the significance of the finding that complete conversion of the U.S. corn crop to ethanol would meet only 12% of U.S. transportation fuel needs and yield only a 2.4% net energy gain.
With respect to the application of upgraded oils derived from biomass materials, the goal is to produce either high yields of transportation fuel compounds (e.g. aromatics, olefins) and specialty chemicals (e.g. phenolics), or just a drop-in refinery feedstock to be blended with the feed streams of existing petroleum refineries.
